*RETIRED* post anything! v2.02!

[kool_105]

[VeeVee]

Hey Nancy!!
How are u?

[Natalka]

I can't believe you miss your ring already...

I am married for 10 years, and the only time Mr. Woofy and I wore rings on our fingers was the day we had our ceremony and reception for our family.

You just don't like wearing them, or.....

My husband doesn't currently have a wedding band, and hasn't for many years already. The dude lost TWO of them during the first five years we were married! When I asked him recently about getting it replaced again, he just grabbed my hand, put it on his chest and said, "I wear my wedding ring in my heart." Aw.....

[Woofy]

I am feeling a bit nervous...

I will be taking Ethan to a new mom and baby class later... It's gonna be 2 hours.... Eek!

I hope he doesn't scream in the class... It'll be mighty embarassing...

[Woofy]

You just don't like wearing them, or.....

My husband doesn't currently have a wedding band, and hasn't for many years already. The dude lost TWO of them during the first five years we were married! When I asked him recently about getting it replaced again, he just grabbed my hand, put it on his chest and said, "I wear my wedding ring in my heart." Aw.....

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! He's such a sweetie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Both Mr. Woofy and I do not like jewellery... Lucky him eh!

[FallenPixels]

I am sure he will be fine, Woofy and if not, they are well used to screaming babies

[kool_105]

I am feeling a bit nervous...

I will be taking Ethan to a new mom and baby class later... It's gonna be 2 hours.... Eek!

I hope he doesn't scream in the class... It'll be mighty embarassing...

is a class full of babies, i'm sure one or 2 will be screaming woofster, it is to be expected

[Natalka]

"The right hand is the traditional hand for vows or oaths. It is raised when such an oath is given, so the wedding ring would here show the sincerety of the oath. A traditional reason to wear the wedding ring on the right hand stems from Roman custom and biblical references. The Latin word for left is "sinister", which in addition to this sense also has the same senses as the English word. The Latin word for right is "dexter", a word that evolved into "dexterity". Hence, the left hand had a negative connotation and the right a good one. For the same reason, an oath is sworn while raising the right hand.

The left hand is also used for cultures that believe in the vena amoris or "vein of love" that is believed to be found in the left ring finger.
However, the most widely accepted explanation is that because the majority of people are right-handed, wearing the ring on the left hand makes it less likely to be damaged or lost during everyday activities." (wikipedia)


I haven't found that having the rings on the right hand get in the way at all. Maybe it's because my rings are modest - I wear my e-ring, wedding band, and anniversary band - and it's about halfway to the knuckle.

[Woofy]

is a class full of babies, i'm sure one or 2 will be screaming woofster, it is to be expected

Screaming babies? I forgot about that when I registered... Ack!

[Woofy]

What's e-ring?

[Woofy]

Oh... never mind... engagement ring.. Duh!

[Woofy]

Or it can stand for eternity ring!

[Natalka]

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Both Mr. Woofy and I do not like jewellery... Lucky him eh!

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Haha!

[Natalka]

Yeah, I meant engagement ring. I don't like the feeling of an eternity band, having the stones all the way around. My anniversary ring is a chevron shape.

[kool_105]

What's e-ring?

Electronic Ring, all you get is a lil picture emailed to you
is a lot cheaper!!